Having already developed a brand identity for them, we were again approached by the Baobaobags team for help in promoting the site to Chinese consumers. To target those consumers we developed a social media campaign that used the dominant platforms in China; Twitter equivalent Weibo, messaging service QQ, and video streaming site Youku.
Baobaobags brings the internet’s best bargain bags to smart, savvy buyers. Aimed at Chinese consumers, the team behind the service commissioned UKC Company to develop their identity. The brand needed to show a deep understanding of Chinese culture, so the identity we created incorporated symbols that, in China, are synonymous with prosperity.
When Oldham-based textile manufacturer Mallalieus of Delph wanted to take their high-quality cloths to the Chinese market, they came to UKC Company. Combining our specialist knowledge of Chinese consumer trends with strong art direction, we created a suite of promotional materials that introduced their great products to the Chinese market.
Interactive Business Events (IBE) run great training programmes, something that we really value at UKC Company. When they asked us to look at their branding, we felt that their existing identity didn’t really match the quality of their work. We created a new visual identity for them, which reflected the professional nature of IBE whilst… Read more »
Theatre professional Daniel Bye is one talented individual, working as a writer, director and performer too. Daniel has trusted UKC Company for many years, and comes to us for design and print work to promote his shows. We’ve got a great relationship with him, and that’s why he keeps coming back to us.
Manchester restaurant Yuzu serves authentic everyday Japanese cuisine, preparing food from scratch using locally sourced meat, fish and vegetables. Yuzu wanted their new website to reflect the traditional approach they take, so we incorporated Japanese design elements into the site, such as shoji; the translucent paper walls found in Japanese architecture.
